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What helped we is switch from C++ to Ruby. I see analogy to guitar player here too. And Dvorak of course. I can use it on notebook.
by sergeykish 6y ago
What helped we is switch from C++ to Ruby. I see analogy to guitar player here too.
And Dvorak of course. I can use it on notebook.
- nvarsj 6y ago> What helped we is switch from C++ to Ruby This is a great point. Some languages have terrible ergonomics - those which rely heavily on brackets which are poorly placed on a keyboard. Ergodox layouts tend to map brackets to the second layer on ER,DF,CV keys to mitigate this. But it's better for languages to not require braces at all.
- wainstead 6y agoIndeed, and if you have to work with those languages, a good templating system like emmet or yasnippet will save you a ton of typing. Let the machine do the typing for you.
- melling 6y agoI haven’t used it yet, but tools like TabNine will autocomplete more of your code: https://www.tabnine.com/ https://www.tabnine.com/ Much of what we type is repetitive.